different conversation about allegations against him. former director of progressive media with hillary clinton, with that campaign. now director of progressive programming at sirius/xm. liz plank, executive producer of fox media s divider of women. she s a bona fide internet sensation. and jessica contreras, a reporter with the washington post. a big thanks to all of you for carving out time on a friday afternoon. should we be talking about bill clinton right now? no, i don t think we should talk about bill clinton. there were plenty of feminists at the time those allegations were happening that we re having this conversation right now, but at the time, we weren t listening to feminists. we thought they were outliars. and the conversation about the cultural shift in terms of the power dynamic and abuses of power, those were conversations that weren t a part of the mainstream. i do think it s important to process sounds like you re bill bill clinton a pass. i m not giving h
jay gray joints us from the scene. police have not given the all clear. they ve opened up some through traffic in the area. also announced the suspect is dead. they were dismissing any of the reports on social media there were multiple shooters. walk us through what you were able to see. i want to give you a realtime look. now four plus hours outside of when the shooting took place. see the strip in this area locked down. we ve been pushed back a couple of blocks. as have so many people who were participa part of the concert. people trying to reunite with others who were there. trying to get information about others. they are worried about. continue to see people stream through this area. also people who weren t a part of the concert just trying to get back to their hotels and right now just can t do that. everything is locked down. you see people on the streets here with suitcases, and, again,
noteworthy for the local political figures. that number actually may give heart to people who want to run in lower profile races, state offices. your county office that may come up or municipal office. when you analyze locally those kinds of election results, you may see opportunities for democrats that weren t a concern before. that s the value of crunching those numbers when you have them. but on a big national level, the loss is the loss. and the democrats could take heart in seeing some gains, but this is a tough defeat because it was the democrats brought everything they could. they brought the game. so did the republicans and they lost. that s going to be tough to deal with today, but it isn t necessarily determinative in 2018 these mid-term elections, there is is a lot of other factors going on. i have to bring phil mudd in,
actually, to answer that question is this draining the swamp, absolutely tillerson absolutely fits the thesis donald trump laid out to his supporters that he was going to bring people from outside who never had been part of government, who would have a fresh, weren t a paid lobbyist. this fits the profile of draining the swamp. then he has another profile, right, but a lot he is stocking with a different kind of alligator. you re laughing at everything i said. it is not a different kind of alligator. someone said replacing a shark with an alligator. the point is this is not draining the swamp. look, goldman sachs is back in the position, in a lot of major economic positions despite a lot of anti-wall street rhetoric. it is not like wall street is being punished. we will see what happens with policy. you know, i think there is look, there s always been a core iron at the prospect of a billionaire populist running for president. for white working class folks voting for him
military plane and how it went down, this busy highway is why so many lives have been claimed, right? so when you talk about people who have been missing, we re talking about people in the area who say they just haven t seen their loved one and they expect they may have been on this highway? reporter: that s right. these people were motorists. this was a weekend. this is a busy highway. so these are people who weren t a part of this air show and they didn t see this coming. talking to some of the organizers or people around there, they say that pilots are not allowed to do stunts over spectators neighborhoods or anywhere where people are because of this sort of incident could happen where a plane could crash and kill people on the ground. so that s going to be one of the major questions going forward. also talking to people saying it just didn t seem right, right